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Mac Dre

American rapper and songwriterWikipedia

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Nov 4, 2026

Rob HarvillaHOST
51:03
I'm sicker than SARS and I'm flyer than Mars.
Rob HarvillaHOST
51:06
Here we have beloved immortal Vallejo rapper Mac Dre with his regional smash hit Feelin' Myself from his 2004 album Ronald Dragan colon Draganomics, which was his ninth album.
Rob HarvillaHOST
51:20
Mac Dre turned 34 years old in 2004.
Rob HarvillaHOST
51:22
And with my outsider Midwestern frame of reference with Feelin' Myself, yet another I heard this on KMEL 8 million times situation.
Rob HarvillaHOST
51:31
With Feeling Myself, at first, I thought a lot about Eminem, about malevolent, cartoonish whimsy.
Rob HarvillaHOST
51:38
Hi, kids, do you like violence? That sort of thing.
Rob HarvillaHOST
51:41
Mac Dre had another big song from 2002 called Thizzle Dance from his Thizzle Washington album.
Rob HarvillaHOST
51:48
I really dig the presidential theme he's got going.
AD DolphinHOST
48:22
So, uh, also in our, our findings, we said, we found out that...
AD DolphinHOST
48:28
What was your relationship with Mac Dre?
ScrunchoGUEST
48:29
Dre?Man, Mac Dre is the nigga that introduced me to Ice Cube.
AD DolphinHOST
48:36
Okay.
ScrunchoGUEST
48:37
Yeah.
AD DolphinHOST
52:26
Uh-huh.
ScrunchoGUEST
52:27
And, um, he's like, "I gotta go, man.
ScrunchoGUEST
52:28
I'ma call you back." You know what I mean? And that's how I met Mac Dre.
Sal MayweatherHOST
154:08
Yeah.
Sal MayweatherHOST
154:11
Harpoon 007 says, how did you become a fan of Mac Dre? I was just into hip hop.
Sal MayweatherHOST
154:17
We were just talking about the old school hip hop before we went on and how much better it was.
Sal MayweatherHOST
154:22
And Mac Dre, man, his history in the hip hop game, he goes all the way back to the 80s.
Sal MayweatherHOST
154:27
And as far as I'm concerned, it was even better back then.
Sal MayweatherHOST
154:32
But yeah, I've been a fan of Mac Dre for a long time.
Sal MayweatherHOST
154:37
Patriot says, hey, boys, looking forward to this episode.
Sal MayweatherHOST
154:39
Shout out to Aaron and Paul.
Money BGUEST
33:43
He's dope, but he produced it, right? But everybody's, they were bashing him, from what I understand, for...
Money BGUEST
33:54
giving Drake, Mac Dre's.
Money BGUEST
33:58
But in my mind, I'm thinking Drake is elevating the baby because he's putting P-Lo on the platform and he's doing Mac Dre's song over that now people who don't know Mac Dre are gonna find out and go back and maybe discover Mac Dre.
Money BGUEST
34:15
I didn't really see a problem with it.
Money BGUEST
34:18
It wasn't like he like stole it.
Markus BoucherHOST
6:55
yeah i mean i thought about going down for game seven it was just it was packed like thrive city you could damn near barely even get in so i ended up watching the game at home but i went back down for like the post-game celebration and murphy was madness
Brian MurphyHOST
7:05
Let me guess, they were playing Mac Dre, E-40, and other assorted hyphy tunes.
Brian MurphyHOST
7:10
Yes, there were a lot of
Markus BoucherHOST
7:11
hyphy tracks.
Markus BoucherHOST
6:55
yeah i mean i thought about going down for game seven it was just it was packed like thrive city you could damn near barely even get in so i ended up watching the game at home but i went back down for like the post-game celebration and murphy was madness
Brian MurphyHOST
7:05
Let me guess, they were playing Mac Dre, E-40, and other assorted hyphy tunes.
Brian MurphyHOST
7:10
Yes, there were a lot of
Markus BoucherHOST
7:11
hyphy tracks.
speaker_0HOST
43:54
That's the recording facility that helped to shape the sound of the 1970s Philly soul movement.
speaker_0HOST
44:03
Mac Dre passed away in 2004 at the age of 34 when he was fatally shot in a highway ambush incident.
speaker_0HOST
44:11
Real name Andre Hicks.
speaker_0HOST
44:13
He was an iconic underground hip hop pioneer who was the godfather and the architect of the Bay Area's hyphy movement.
FatlipGUEST
5:18
And again, it's just like, if this was supposed to be like a disc record, it's kind of like, it's kind of weird because when you think about the backstory, well, let's get into the backstory.
FatlipGUEST
5:29
Let's get into this, this whole thing, because again, What's being said is that the Get Back video is a diss to Mac Dre.
FatlipGUEST
5:39
That's what this whole thing is about, right?
BanskiHOST
5:42
Yeah, there's people out there that perceive it, you know, when they first saw the video and even to this day, there are some people that perceive it as strongly resembling Mac Dre.
BanskiHOST
5:57
As we all know, you know, that's one of the popular consensus opinions.
BanskiHOST
6:05
you know, that's the whole reason why we were having this conversation.

7 MINS LATER

FatlipGUEST
12:58
But you got to look at it like, come on, man.
FatlipGUEST
13:00
Fat Look, I'll say it like this.
RonHOST
47:18
far as I'm concerned.
RonHOST
47:20
He should be at least on the level of how Mac Dre was, where he was in his career with this shit.
RonHOST
47:26
That's what I believe about that.
JayHOST
47:27
It's just only a matter of time, man.
Markus BoucherHOST
43:39
And then he types in, I'm going, going back, back to the Bay.
Markus BoucherHOST
43:43
Rest in peace, Mac Dre.
Markus BoucherHOST
43:45
Oh, yeah.
Markus BoucherHOST
43:46
That's a little Mac Dre shout out.
Markus BoucherHOST
43:47
That's what he said.
Markus BoucherHOST
43:48
Oh, hell

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